sügavuslik

sügavuslik is an Estonian adjective that translates to "deep" or "profound" in English. It is derived from the noun "sügavus," meaning depth. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, sügavuslik can describe physical depth, such as the sügavuslik meri (deep sea) or a sügavuslik kaev (deep well). It implies a considerable distance from the surface downwards.

Figuratively, sügavuslik is used to describe qualities that are not superficial or shallow. For instance, one might speak of a sügavuslik mõte (profound thought), a sügavuslik analyys (deep analysis), or sügavuslik armastus (deep love). In these instances, it signifies a level of complexity, intensity, or significance that goes beyond the obvious or immediate. It can also refer to a person's character, suggesting they possess inner substance and are not easily understood at a glance. The term implies contemplation, introspection, and a thorough understanding of a subject or emotion.